Reading the Headlines, then we look schedule. just a master class from the World Gold Council “how to deliver bad news well”.
Global Gold Market: Second quarter 2013 review:
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- Jewellery: Multi-year high in the jewellery sector as lower prices generated a surge in demand from consumers.
- Investment: Record demand for gold bars and coins was countered by sizeable net outflows from ETFs, resulting in a year-on-year decline in overall investment demand relative to Q2 2012.
- Technology: Technology sector saw marginal growth, the 1% year-on-year increase the first in two years.
- Central Banks: Central banks demand slowed in Q2 2013 from record quarter in year previous, marking tenth consecutive quarter of purchases.
- Supply: Total gold supply shrunk 6% from Q2 2012, almost solely due to the reduction in recycling
simply, like in the classics: Robin Hood.Men in tights (1993) – Bad news in good way
World gold market: second quarter review 2013 G.:
- Jewelry: Multi-year high in the jewelry sector, because price cuts caused a surge in demand from consumers.
- Investments: Record demand for gold bars and coins was countered by significant net outflows from ETF, which led to an annual decline in total investment demand compared to the second quarter 2012 of the year.
- Technologies: technology sector saw slight growth, first growth in two years 1% on an annualized basis.
- Central Banks: demand from central banks declined in the second quarter 2013 year compared to the previous year's record quarter, marking tenth consecutive quarter of purchases.
- Sentence: the total supply of gold fell by 6% compared to the second quarter 2012 G., almost exclusively due to reduced recycling.
Deceptive movements and market manipulation
Manipulation on the stock exchange is possible only for a short time period
J. Livermore
Professional market participants (that's what I call brokers, investment companies, as well as other players, who trade in large blocks of shares and are forced to constantly be present on the market, T. is. have open positions there) have a number of advantages compared to ordinary traders: big capital, experience and professionalism of traders, the presence of perfect shopping complexes, the best information support. They know more about the intentions of the big institutional players, because they have other sources of information besides charts. They also have a much broader view of the market..
Professional participants have to constantly confront the market crowd, they are more likely to sell in a rising market and buy in a falling one. Their job is to take our money., win against us. Not to lose, we must learn to read their intentions. The strategy for successful short-term trading is, so that we act either together with them, or just behind, or slightly ahead.
Having sufficient capital, they can go upstream to some extent, push the market against the bulk of the participants, against the prevailing trend.
Professional participants may suddenly leave the market, causing the stock to fall sharply.. Or, vice versa, appear and drive quotes high-high, "squeezing dry" those unsuccessful traders, who did not manage to close their short positions in time.
Professionals are constantly trying to rock the market, provoke a surge in volatility. The best opportunity for this is provided by the opening of the trading session., when many participants have not yet decided on their plans and the market has low liquidity for a short time. Open play is high risk, but it also has the potential to bring in a lot of profit.. This is a good opportunity to "close" very gamblers, entered the market with large leverage. Professional market players will do everything, what is in their power, to profit at our expense.
